"The most expensive horse ever sold at a European auction was Marsha, who went for £6.3 million (about $7.5 million) in 2017.Jockey Luke Morris riding Marsha to victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 2016"She was a filly (young female horse) who had come to the end of her race career -- one of the best race fillies in Europe," said George. The fact that he came from the line of Niatross, which won the Meadowlands Pace and the Little Brown Jug, made him really desirable, that’s why he was sold for $19 million.Sired by Wish Me Wings, this extraordinary stallion is mostly used today as a show horse due to his spectacular presence.Also nicknamed “Toto”, this is a Dutch Warmblood stallion that’s considered one of the most outstanding competitive dressage horses in the world. But his owners, Irish businessman John Magnier's world-famous breeding operation Coolmore Stud, also own the aforementioned Marsha and plan to breed the pair. Each year, the BreyerFest auction proceeds benefit a variety of child and animal charities. "Stallions, male horses of breeding age, are paid a "stud fee" by the owner of each mare they breed with, with a small minority earning $100,000 or more a time. With an estimated value of $330 million, the Odeon Tower Penthouse is right up there with the most expensive houses in the world. Instead, they are often kept by the stables that bred them, meaning their value on the open market can only be guessed at.A soccer equivalent might be Lionel Messi, one of the greatest players of all time, whose value on the transfer market remains a matter of speculation, as he has never left Barcelona.Royal Ascot: How dress codes and fashion evolved from the 1700s to nowAs a rough rule-of-thumb, a stallion is worth at least 300 times his stud fee, according to Take legendary Irish stallion Galileo, who has fathered more than 300 race-winners and has an estimated stud fee of €600,000 ($663,000), according to At 21 years old, Galileo has only a few years left in him. One little girl saw him and nearly burst into tears. The Selle Francais excels in the Olympic and Grand Prix showjumping arena. Which brings us to perhaps the most expensive model horse of for the most exclusive shopping of the event, the BreyerFest Live Auction.
inspire their models. But that record has been broken, and now the most expensive horse ever sold is an unnamed 2-year-old Florida-born colt, and you can bet this expensive Thoroughbred is on a path straight to the Kentucky Derby. ... Because that $22,000 model horse is without a doubt the best plastic model horse ever produced. He lives in a stud in Florida, servicing mares for $5,000 a shot. All the equestrian sport you want to watch via online streaming or on TV13 ridiculous mistakes most competition riders have made at some stageThe unstoppable Hollie Doyle! Sold in 1984 for $8.25 million, this horse comes from a famous bloodline sired by Northern Dancer, one of history's most influential sires, and its dam was Ballade. 4. be much more of a $40 shelf variety that I still ogle over when I get my niece
Time will tell, because that was only two years ago, so she will have had her first foal now. "And the guys who bought her felt that, as a prospective broodmare, she made financial sense, even at that lofty valuation.
The most paid for a working horse was $112,500 in 2003, when a 2-year-old Belgian stallion named McIlrath's Captain Jim sold at auction in Gifford, Illinois, But the buyers wanted to breed him, not work him. "It's like any coveted item -- they're worth as much as interested people are willing to pay," he said, comparing top horses' price tags to those of Picasso paintings.
Fusaichi Pegasus failed to produce many winning offspring after his headline sale, with his stud fee dropping from $150,000 in 2001 to just $7,500 today, Many of the greatest racers, like Frankel, never end up on the auction block.
"The most expensive horse ever sold at a European auction was Marsha, who went for £6.3 million (about $7.5 million) in 2017.Jockey Luke Morris riding Marsha to victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 2016"She was a filly (young female horse) who had come to the end of her race career -- one of the best race fillies in Europe," said George. The fact that he came from the line of Niatross, which won the Meadowlands Pace and the Little Brown Jug, made him really desirable, that’s why he was sold for $19 million.Sired by Wish Me Wings, this extraordinary stallion is mostly used today as a show horse due to his spectacular presence.Also nicknamed “Toto”, this is a Dutch Warmblood stallion that’s considered one of the most outstanding competitive dressage horses in the world. But his owners, Irish businessman John Magnier's world-famous breeding operation Coolmore Stud, also own the aforementioned Marsha and plan to breed the pair. Each year, the BreyerFest auction proceeds benefit a variety of child and animal charities. "Stallions, male horses of breeding age, are paid a "stud fee" by the owner of each mare they breed with, with a small minority earning $100,000 or more a time. With an estimated value of $330 million, the Odeon Tower Penthouse is right up there with the most expensive houses in the world. Instead, they are often kept by the stables that bred them, meaning their value on the open market can only be guessed at.A soccer equivalent might be Lionel Messi, one of the greatest players of all time, whose value on the transfer market remains a matter of speculation, as he has never left Barcelona.Royal Ascot: How dress codes and fashion evolved from the 1700s to nowAs a rough rule-of-thumb, a stallion is worth at least 300 times his stud fee, according to Take legendary Irish stallion Galileo, who has fathered more than 300 race-winners and has an estimated stud fee of €600,000 ($663,000), according to At 21 years old, Galileo has only a few years left in him. One little girl saw him and nearly burst into tears. The Selle Francais excels in the Olympic and Grand Prix showjumping arena. Which brings us to perhaps the most expensive model horse of for the most exclusive shopping of the event, the BreyerFest Live Auction.
inspire their models. But that record has been broken, and now the most expensive horse ever sold is an unnamed 2-year-old Florida-born colt, and you can bet this expensive Thoroughbred is on a path straight to the Kentucky Derby. ... Because that $22,000 model horse is without a doubt the best plastic model horse ever produced. He lives in a stud in Florida, servicing mares for $5,000 a shot. All the equestrian sport you want to watch via online streaming or on TV13 ridiculous mistakes most competition riders have made at some stageThe unstoppable Hollie Doyle! Sold in 1984 for $8.25 million, this horse comes from a famous bloodline sired by Northern Dancer, one of history's most influential sires, and its dam was Ballade. 4. be much more of a $40 shelf variety that I still ogle over when I get my niece
Time will tell, because that was only two years ago, so she will have had her first foal now. "And the guys who bought her felt that, as a prospective broodmare, she made financial sense, even at that lofty valuation.
The most paid for a working horse was $112,500 in 2003, when a 2-year-old Belgian stallion named McIlrath's Captain Jim sold at auction in Gifford, Illinois, But the buyers wanted to breed him, not work him. "It's like any coveted item -- they're worth as much as interested people are willing to pay," he said, comparing top horses' price tags to those of Picasso paintings.
Fusaichi Pegasus failed to produce many winning offspring after his headline sale, with his stud fee dropping from $150,000 in 2001 to just $7,500 today, Many of the greatest racers, like Frankel, never end up on the auction block.
"The most expensive horse ever sold at a European auction was Marsha, who went for £6.3 million (about $7.5 million) in 2017.Jockey Luke Morris riding Marsha to victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 2016"She was a filly (young female horse) who had come to the end of her race career -- one of the best race fillies in Europe," said George. The fact that he came from the line of Niatross, which won the Meadowlands Pace and the Little Brown Jug, made him really desirable, that’s why he was sold for $19 million.Sired by Wish Me Wings, this extraordinary stallion is mostly used today as a show horse due to his spectacular presence.Also nicknamed “Toto”, this is a Dutch Warmblood stallion that’s considered one of the most outstanding competitive dressage horses in the world. But his owners, Irish businessman John Magnier's world-famous breeding operation Coolmore Stud, also own the aforementioned Marsha and plan to breed the pair. Each year, the BreyerFest auction proceeds benefit a variety of child and animal charities. "Stallions, male horses of breeding age, are paid a "stud fee" by the owner of each mare they breed with, with a small minority earning $100,000 or more a time. With an estimated value of $330 million, the Odeon Tower Penthouse is right up there with the most expensive houses in the world. Instead, they are often kept by the stables that bred them, meaning their value on the open market can only be guessed at.A soccer equivalent might be Lionel Messi, one of the greatest players of all time, whose value on the transfer market remains a matter of speculation, as he has never left Barcelona.Royal Ascot: How dress codes and fashion evolved from the 1700s to nowAs a rough rule-of-thumb, a stallion is worth at least 300 times his stud fee, according to Take legendary Irish stallion Galileo, who has fathered more than 300 race-winners and has an estimated stud fee of €600,000 ($663,000), according to At 21 years old, Galileo has only a few years left in him. One little girl saw him and nearly burst into tears. The Selle Francais excels in the Olympic and Grand Prix showjumping arena. Which brings us to perhaps the most expensive model horse of for the most exclusive shopping of the event, the BreyerFest Live Auction.
inspire their models. But that record has been broken, and now the most expensive horse ever sold is an unnamed 2-year-old Florida-born colt, and you can bet this expensive Thoroughbred is on a path straight to the Kentucky Derby. ... Because that $22,000 model horse is without a doubt the best plastic model horse ever produced. He lives in a stud in Florida, servicing mares for $5,000 a shot. All the equestrian sport you want to watch via online streaming or on TV13 ridiculous mistakes most competition riders have made at some stageThe unstoppable Hollie Doyle! Sold in 1984 for $8.25 million, this horse comes from a famous bloodline sired by Northern Dancer, one of history's most influential sires, and its dam was Ballade. 4. be much more of a $40 shelf variety that I still ogle over when I get my niece
Time will tell, because that was only two years ago, so she will have had her first foal now. "And the guys who bought her felt that, as a prospective broodmare, she made financial sense, even at that lofty valuation.
The most paid for a working horse was $112,500 in 2003, when a 2-year-old Belgian stallion named McIlrath's Captain Jim sold at auction in Gifford, Illinois, But the buyers wanted to breed him, not work him. "It's like any coveted item -- they're worth as much as interested people are willing to pay," he said, comparing top horses' price tags to those of Picasso paintings.
Fusaichi Pegasus failed to produce many winning offspring after his headline sale, with his stud fee dropping from $150,000 in 2001 to just $7,500 today, Many of the greatest racers, like Frankel, never end up on the auction block.
Mr. Prospector was also the most expensive stallion ever at the time he was syndicated in 1980. This is despite the fact that stallions can mate 100 to 200 times a year, while mares can produce a foal just once a year. PS: Looking forward to see for much American Pharoah will be sold, if he ever gets sold.
We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. How much is the world's most expensive horse worth?
I like looking at them on my However, The Green Monkey only raced three times before he was retired, and his highest placing was third. The $60-million-plus fee was paid in expectation that he would produce race-winning offspring and become a money-spinner in the horse breeding industry.Fusaichi Pegasus is believed to have sold for $60 million and $70 million.With the emergence of new big-money races, like next year's "At the highest level, prize money earnings are enormous," said George. 7 – Horse Name: Meydan City, Born 2005 (Sold Price: £10.59 Million) Wiki Info: The Emir of Dubai purchased this colt at public auction in 2006 for $11.7 million, making him the 2nd most expensive yearling ever sold. Jennifer agreed, adding, “Please compare top
"The most expensive horse ever sold at a European auction was Marsha, who went for £6.3 million (about $7.5 million) in 2017.Jockey Luke Morris riding Marsha to victory in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe in 2016"She was a filly (young female horse) who had come to the end of her race career -- one of the best race fillies in Europe," said George. The fact that he came from the line of Niatross, which won the Meadowlands Pace and the Little Brown Jug, made him really desirable, that’s why he was sold for $19 million.Sired by Wish Me Wings, this extraordinary stallion is mostly used today as a show horse due to his spectacular presence.Also nicknamed “Toto”, this is a Dutch Warmblood stallion that’s considered one of the most outstanding competitive dressage horses in the world. But his owners, Irish businessman John Magnier's world-famous breeding operation Coolmore Stud, also own the aforementioned Marsha and plan to breed the pair. Each year, the BreyerFest auction proceeds benefit a variety of child and animal charities. "Stallions, male horses of breeding age, are paid a "stud fee" by the owner of each mare they breed with, with a small minority earning $100,000 or more a time. With an estimated value of $330 million, the Odeon Tower Penthouse is right up there with the most expensive houses in the world. Instead, they are often kept by the stables that bred them, meaning their value on the open market can only be guessed at.A soccer equivalent might be Lionel Messi, one of the greatest players of all time, whose value on the transfer market remains a matter of speculation, as he has never left Barcelona.Royal Ascot: How dress codes and fashion evolved from the 1700s to nowAs a rough rule-of-thumb, a stallion is worth at least 300 times his stud fee, according to Take legendary Irish stallion Galileo, who has fathered more than 300 race-winners and has an estimated stud fee of €600,000 ($663,000), according to At 21 years old, Galileo has only a few years left in him. One little girl saw him and nearly burst into tears. The Selle Francais excels in the Olympic and Grand Prix showjumping arena. Which brings us to perhaps the most expensive model horse of for the most exclusive shopping of the event, the BreyerFest Live Auction.
inspire their models. But that record has been broken, and now the most expensive horse ever sold is an unnamed 2-year-old Florida-born colt, and you can bet this expensive Thoroughbred is on a path straight to the Kentucky Derby. ... Because that $22,000 model horse is without a doubt the best plastic model horse ever produced. He lives in a stud in Florida, servicing mares for $5,000 a shot. All the equestrian sport you want to watch via online streaming or on TV13 ridiculous mistakes most competition riders have made at some stageThe unstoppable Hollie Doyle! Sold in 1984 for $8.25 million, this horse comes from a famous bloodline sired by Northern Dancer, one of history's most influential sires, and its dam was Ballade. 4. be much more of a $40 shelf variety that I still ogle over when I get my niece
Time will tell, because that was only two years ago, so she will have had her first foal now. "And the guys who bought her felt that, as a prospective broodmare, she made financial sense, even at that lofty valuation.
The most paid for a working horse was $112,500 in 2003, when a 2-year-old Belgian stallion named McIlrath's Captain Jim sold at auction in Gifford, Illinois, But the buyers wanted to breed him, not work him. "It's like any coveted item -- they're worth as much as interested people are willing to pay," he said, comparing top horses' price tags to those of Picasso paintings.
Fusaichi Pegasus failed to produce many winning offspring after his headline sale, with his stud fee dropping from $150,000 in 2001 to just $7,500 today, Many of the greatest racers, like Frankel, never end up on the auction block.
